
Sanae Takaichi Pushes For More Women’s Toilets In Parliament
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi backs the petition highlighting long queues and outdated facilities amid growing female representation in the Diet.
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is spearheading a campaign to increase the number of women’s toilets in the nation’s parliament, joining over 50 female lawmakers in calling for more adequate facilities in the House of Representatives.
Currently, just two cubicles serve 73 female members, resulting in long lines before plenary sessions. The petition, signed by 58 lawmakers from seven political parties, argues that the shortage hampers productivity and underscores broader issues of gender inequality within Japanese politics.
The parliament building, …










